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| Originally Posted by Cyprian I'd be scared of causing further damage by trying to turn it inside out, you could stress the seals on the boots. Believe me it works by filling it from the inside, finding the leak, remembering to mark it and then stuff a towel in first to remove most of the water. Then partially turn the leg inside out to dry out over a couple of days in front of the aga. Once dry fix with aquaseal. By the way mine was a crushed neoprene suit.
Hwyl
Irfon |
If the seams can't handle the minimal strain of being turned inside out then there is a problem with the seam. Of course, you do not need to pull the sole part of the boot right through. Having said that mine is a Gates suit and is similar in style to a trilaminate material. Maybe neoprene is more prone to damage if stretched 'the wrong way'?
I do this to wash the inside of my dry suit and then dry it ....... occasionally ......... well, twice since I've owned it.
